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  • How to Find a WebDAV Host

    WebDAV, or Web-based Distributed Authoring and Versioning, is an HTTP protocol that can be hosted on most Linux- or Unix-based servers. Windows-based IIS servers are not recommended. WebDAV allows users to collaborate on files across remote servers, save files on local machines and it is a replacement for the FTP protocol. The issue is that WebDAV must be activated on the server by the Web host, or administrator of the server. Many companies, however, offer this service.

  • How to Find a Good Business Web Host

    When creating a website, carefully consider which Web-hosting service to use. Most importantly, look into the reliability of a Web host in order to ensure that visitors can always access the website. Without a reliable host, visitors can lose confidence in your site, even if it has a sophisticated design. Check that the host offers competitive services and pricing, as well as a well-designed administrative interface.

  • Web-Based Scrum Tools

    Good Scrum teams begin every morning with breakfast, followed by a quick meeting. Scrum, a term borrowed from the rugby world, is a flexible, iterative development framework rooted in short cycles known as sprints that quickly deliver fully-functioning product features. Daily review meetings are critical to the process. Scrum teams traditionally use white boards to track progress during daily meetings, but more and more teams are finding benefit in working with a product they can take away to continue tracking their work progress. Enter a host of Scrum aides, from web-based tools to desktop installations.

  • How to Find a Proxy Host

    A proxy host is utilized to bypass Internet browsing restrictions like website- and IP-based filters and firewalls. These Internet restrictions are generally implanted by educational organizations, corporate IT departments and residences to prevent Internet users from accessing unsuitable content displayed on the Internet. In some circumstances Internet users may have the need to bypass such Internet restrictions and this can be accomplished by accessing a proxy host. Luckily, if you need to access a restricted website, there are several websites that provide lists of proxy hosts to aid people who need to bypass Internet filters.

  • How to Find the SMTP Host

    The Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) host is used by email servers to route messages to their proper destinations. Knowing the SMTP host address is essential to properly configuring an email client program such as Microsoft Outlook or Entourage. Without the SMTP, the email client will not be able to send messages. The SMTP information is readily available from companies that host websites.

  • How to Find a Host Address

    A host address is the IP (Internet Provider) address of a particular computer in the Internet. IP addresses commonly are written in the dotted decimal notation, for example 127.72.12.6, uniquely indentifying each machine in the network. The host address is typically needed to configure settings for your Linux or Windows workstation in the local area network (LAN).

  • How to Find a Way Around the Barracuda Network Web Filter

    The Barracuda Network Web Filter is a program that controls the sites you can access from your computer, preventing you from visiting sites that are considered objectionable or not safe from work. Circumventing this filter can be necessary when a needed site is being restricted by mistake and you do not have the time or luxury to go through the proper channels.

  • How to Find the Root of a Folder on the Web

    Web pages employ a standard directory tree structure for their distribution on a web server. When you visit a website, the domain name is the base of the website address (URL). Additional directories under that domain are used to house the files of different sections of the site. The web designer may organize the website information in any manner as desired, but few websites do not utilize additional folders. A folder may contain many items and the website visitor may need to manually navigate to the root of a folder to see its contents. While most web surfers are not…

  • How to Obtain a Birth Certificate Online

    Birth certificates are legal documents that are often needed to obtain a passport or prove identity after a case of identity theft. While some people have their birth certificate in their possession in the event they need it, others do not. Fortunately, many states today provide birth certificates online.

  • How to Restore SQL Backup

    Many websites use databases to store and access information. One of the most popular languages for web databases is called "SQL," short for Structured Query Language. A similar language is called "MySQL." When important website information needs to be saved, it is backed up to a safe location. This backup can then be restored when needed. You can easily restore a saved MySQL database backup using the phpMyAdmin tool, which is included with many web hosts.

  • How to Build a Webpage

    Nowadays, a webpage is one of the best ways to advertise yourself, your services, your brand or even of connecting with family members and loved ones. As more and more people move to doing things online, it may be a great idea to create your own webpage. Building one doesn't have to be too difficult, and programs such as Adobe Dreamweaver make it easy. Within a few hours and a little practice, you can make a webpage regardless of the amount of experience you have.

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